Public transit essential for Quinte seniors’ well-being, advocates say
By Sarah Law BELLEVILLE – Senior citizens often have to take the bus if they can’t afford a car or can no longer drive, and seniors’ advocates in the Quinte region[…]
Local United Way members want you to “make the right call”
By Syerra Turry BELLEVILLE – United Way Hastings and Prince Edward members are encouraging residents to “make the right call” to reduce the number of non-emergency calls made to 911. Monday[…]
Woman charged with impaired driving near Madoc
By David Bui BELLEVILLE – Central Hastings OPP charged a Quinte West woman with impaired driving after responding to two traffic complaints Saturday night around 7 p.m. A woman was driving[…]
Cobourg woman charged with domestic assault
By David Bui BELLEVILLE – Cobourg Police charged a woman with domestic assault after responding to a call in the early hours of Monday morning. Officers were called to the[…]
Quinte West opens new business centre
Story by Mike Fleming and video by Julia Lennips TRENTON – The Quinte West Business Centre officially opened its doors Wednesday morning, with a focus on businesses that don’t[…]
Belleville receives proposal for major retail development on Bell Boulevard
By Matthew Morgan BELLEVILLE – With the promise of hundreds of jobs, a major retail development is being proposed for a site on Bell Boulevard, just west of the Shorelines Casino,[…]
Curl 4 Kids raises funds for children’s charities
By Alan-Michael Steele BELLEVILLE – The Quinte Curling Club’s annual Curl 4 Kids has raised over $10,000 for children’s charities in Ontario. During the event, last Saturday, a representative from[…]
Local school board approves additional funding for students with special educational needs
By Mariia Khanenko BELLEVILLE – Additional staff for kids with special educational needs won approval from Hastings-Prince Edward District School Board on Thursday night. In a report to trustees, it said the[…]
Planning committee members seek clarification on new process
By Mike Fleming BELLEVILLE – Citizen members of the planning advisory committee expressed concerns Monday night about a series of changes recently passed by the Ontario government regarding public input into[…]
Bayside, North Hastings high schools to become Grades 7 to 12
By Mariia Khanenko BELLEVILLE – Two local high schools will officially become Grades 7 to 12 schools this September, the Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board decided Thursday night. The schools[…]
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